The Zen Count System is a card counting system used in the game of blackjack. It was developed by Arnold Snyder, a professional blackjack player and author.
The system assigns a value to each card in the deck, with low cards having a value of +1 and high cards having a value of -1. The player keeps track of the count by adding or subtracting the value of each card as they are dealt.
A positive count indicates that there are more high cards left in the deck, which is advantageous for the player. A negative count indicates that there are more low cards, which is advantageous for the dealer. The player can use this information to adjust their betting and playing strategy.
The system assigns a value to each card in the deck, with low cards having a value of +1 and high cards having a value of -1. The player keeps track of the count by adding or subtracting the value of each card as they are dealt.
A positive count indicates that there are more high cards left in the deck, which is advantageous for the player. A negative count indicates that there are more low cards, which is advantageous for the dealer. The player can use this information to adjust their betting and playing strategy.